ludicrously

ludicrous

adjective  lu·di·crous  \ ˈlü-də-krəs \
Definition :amusing or laughable through obvious absurdity, incongruity, exaggeration, or eccentricity
I was reading the article about  Will Self and while I was reading , I encountered a word  that I’ve heard before ,but never payed any attention to it. I knew what it sort of what It meant be never looked up the word in order for me to understand it fully. This is where i encountered the word, “We’ll, we’re only a fraction of the way there, but in terms of my longer walk, starting in London, I’m already halfway, and I can say that I am ludicrously happy. I am in a state of almost absurd satori.” The words that fist pops up to my head is “ecstatic” or “super” .  Once I went online  to fully understand the word I was partially right but wrong at the same time. Thankfully I went online , and understand the word better. An example of the word ludicrous,  When President Trump tweet’s in Twitter, he always has  to start a ludicrous topic .

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  1. Jody R. Rosen

    Please remove the numbers from the subject line for these glossary entries. If you want to keep track of which number it is, use the tags! As I explained, once everyone has their entries complete and their final reflection submitted, I will collate a complete list of the glossary entries. They should be uniform in their titles: just the word!

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